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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-12
RUSHING THINGS.
The Senate and House Attend
ing to Business.
STILL HE COMMERCE BILL.
The Bill Creating the department OF
Agriculture and Labor Passed
by the Houst-Etc.
STILL HE COMMERCE BILL.
THE F0RCY-NGNTH CONGRESS-
ENATE.

WASHINGTON January 1.-THE Senate
took up the resolution offered by Dolph
directing the Secretary of War to ex-
anime and report as to the necessity Tor
imnrovement of that portion OF the
Columbia River known as the Dalles by
the movai IT the distractions, and as
to tn pIacti a ility and probable cost
of oy,rcJmtls sucu ObStrucuons by the
construction Of steamboat railway.
After speech by Dolpn, IN explanation
and adj, lcaCy Of the resolution, and
statement by Mitchell (Oregon) IN the
same line. the resolution went over
without action.
Dawes. from the committee on In
dian affairs. repor ed back, with amenC-
ments. the House bill granting the ST.
Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
ComDany th- right OF wav through tie
indian reservation in Northern Mon
tana and Northwestern Dakota. Calen-
OAR
Cameron. from the committee on
military aft airs, reported Dill for the
relief OF telegraph operators during the
war. Calendar.
On motion of Mr.. Henderson, the
House bill for the relief OF settlers and
purchasers Of lands on the public do
main IN Nebraska and Kansas, was
taken up aaI considered, the question
being on the substitute reported by the
committee on public lands, The sub
stituJe approprIa1es SIS 900 to reim-
burse purchasers, homesteaders and
preemptOrs who mad to pay for their
lands to the Northern Kansas Railway
Company, which was decided by The
Supreme Court of the United States to
have a prior title to the lands, the basis
of relmbur emeCt being $3.50 an acre.
After discussion the substitute was re-
ferred and the bill, as thus amended,
was passed aud a conference asked.
The Senate then, at , O'Clock. re-
Sumed consideration of the Interstate
commerce oil, and was addressed by
Coke in favor Of the conference re
port.
After long discussion by Harris
Mcpherson, Cam en- and Aldrich or
the inter state commerce bill, Cullom
repeated the notice heretofore given bS
him that he wOuia ask the Senate to re-
main in session to morrow till the bill
was disposed Of.
The Senate, in secret session, passet
q resolution advising the President L
enter into uegotiatiOns with Nicar u u,
for concessions tor an lnter-oceanit
canal The resolution came from tht
committee on foreign relations. 1t wa
debated two hours and vigorously op
posed by a minority of the Senate. I
motion was made t0 taxi up the British
extrsditiOn treaty, but pending actor
the Senate Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, January 11.-Willis
(Kentucky) reported back the river and
harbor appropriation bill, and it was
referred TO the committee of the whole.
The military committee reported
favorably the Senate bills for the
estahlish'oent of military posts at Den
yer and Chicago.
The House has passed-yeas 222,
nays 26-the bill creating the depart
ment of agriculture and labor.
1t provides that there shall be, at the
seat OF the government, an eyecu tive de-
partment, TO be known as the Depart
ment OF Agriculture ard Labor, under
me control of the Secretary OF Agricul-
Eure aud Labor and assistant secretary.
ttne!e snail be N the Department of
agriculture and Labor. q division
SuIcA snail be under the charge Of The
SginlnlSNoner Of Labor, who shall hold
nls ounce Tour years and until his sue
Gessor snaA be appointed, unless sooner
teluoNeG, ana shall receive 5000 per
SeSl. Inc Commissioner shall collect
80; ;tl-ot lGa, ION upon the subject of labor
Iela'oa 10 capital. the hourS nj
49, IN '1ie rate OF wages, the cost of the
aa,,-;',1t Oh me articles produced the
A., SS Vi laoorlng men and women
$50 iIsduS CI promoting their material
80 $500 IL IeNectual and neral nroSneritr
I, - 'He oest means to protect Iife a,;J
S,SNy aCclCentS II mines, works To-
,TLn anu other places of indnst-T,
49, secretary Is empowered to monte
80 80 'le cause OF the discont \ wb 49,
an1I,o S.l'sI between the employer 81
enS S-Ts eTS Within the United Statn lu
stato,-ie.! may invite and hear sworn
c SoasG1lentS from both such parties w" oor
In lis ~ rue matters il controyersv
snrIo NC morning hour, the HonSa 70
Si ic1aeui III COMMITTEES OF the Who'll 90
TLI!IoI OF the bill for the erectIo, -
IT, oS S;lI building at Charlesfon y u
nnroS S.1 appropHates SlOO,OOO for TIC
erecfioS - Gt x site and 500 600 for the
T9Gu9n OF building, ON' luz 'ne
Iattolp I Iowa. moved to raduoo +b;.
asss-,o aslouht to 500 1902 The civ he he
sunno-t '' was in its decadence ana IN
befEsSosoo o., VI THIS assertion stated tbat
Iation N -. ISoG and 1880 the whole nonnN
betTeeTIoa u a. increased only ZOO Wills
receinrS Tue .ue same period government
DibbIs -O ~ al sources had fallen
Hepb1Tr, Noouth Csrolina) thonebt
one. In - statement was not a fair
Cbsrlssto,,,n e period between zen and 'S6
misfortnnnas nsd passed through the
at the o. Oh Tour years of war and
been oro1 use oil the war Grass baJ
not wish SS",ag 10 her streets AZ he Md
the com ~; ~ I'M peril the bill he asked
motion. Tb ie 70 agree to Hepburn's
rose. and ms .L was done, the COMMITTED
passed. OuI' as amended, was
The newt o.
the com NM Committee on the list was
the morninuF on Pacific railroads bnt
vas taken L 'ur expired before action.
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he Praised LoRD HARRINGTON
A Double TRAGEDY

PIrTsBURG, January 11.-ReYnolds-
vile, mining town about ten miles
from here, on low grade of the Ale
gheny Valley Road, was the scene of a
terrible double tragedy this afternoon.
Robert NJ. Taylor, prominent member
of the town, shot his wife through the
head, and as she fell, placed pistol to
his right temple, and sent bullet crash
ing through his own brain. Taylor
died instantly, but his wife is still liv-
ing. The causes which led to the deed
are only to be conjectured, but it is sup
posed that Taylor was deranged.
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Still in Limbo.

JERSEY CITY, January 1.-THE report
circulated to-day that the attachment
against the Lydtan Monarch had been
lifted is incorrect, although the COM
pany is making every effort to pay off
t1e attachment. Tne Lydian Monarch
has not sailed and will not be permitted
to leave unless the attachments are
satisfied or 5000 600 bonds given.
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a Word About Calendars.

There are Calendars, and Calendars,
big and little, good, BAD. and indiffe1-
ent, useful and ornamental. But fo2a
substantial, practical Calendar, es2e-
cially suitable for business offices, ETC,
with figures that can be read across a
large room; and that will hang or the
wall in GOOD sHlt1E from January to
Decem Der; few Till mind paying %
CENTS. This just about covers cost and
postage for the one issued bv n. w.
AVER & SON. Newspaper Advertising
Agents, Times Building, Philadelphia.
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France to Manufacture Rifles.

PARIS, January IL 1t is stated that
government will ask credit of 81 100000
francs to enable it to commence the
manufacture of rifles and increase the
defenses.
Rumors are current that NJ. Boulan-
ger will resign the war portfolio because
Premier Goblet refuses to eountenanee
heavy military credits.
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Eamunds ON aasarrlage and Divorce

Eanunds on gnarriage and Divorce
WAsHINsToN, January 1l.-Edmunds
from the commits e on judiciary !. to
day reported favoIably an amendment
to the legislative, executive and judi
eial appropriation bill, making an ap-
propriation of 300 to enable the
Commissioner. of Labor 10 collect and
report to Congress, Statistics relative to
marriage nd~divOfce within the U nited
States,
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The Right Kind of Boycott.

SAN Francisco, January 11.-Striking
carmen will begin tomorrow to run
omnibuses on Ceary and Suffer streets,
in opposition TO the cable car compan-
les. The passengers viii not be charged
the regular fare, bu. will be permitted
to contribute what lucy choose.
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THE DOCTORS DISAGREE.
The Insanity OF Lucky Baldwin
Niece Called in Question. a. r.

CHICAGO, January 11.-Miss Fanny
V. Baldwin, claiming to be niece of
millionaire Lucky" Baldwin, of Cali
fornia, has been locked up at the Harri-
son Street Station for the past several
days, It being presumed, from her &c
centric conduct and talk, tnat she is
insane. Yesterday, DR.. Moore, one OF
the city's physicians, after long ard
rigid examination, gave it as his opin-
ion that
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SHE Is INSANE.

She is now held awaiting the action
OF the court of the insane institution.
DR.. Bemis, with whose family Miss
Baldwin formerly resided, also called
upon the young lady and pronounced
tue opinion that Miss Baldwin Is not
insane, but simply ecce nitric. She IS
handsome young wOmaD OF about - or
25 wears of age. tall and slender. She
i, very vo uole, and it is y h lie in her
talking moods that she beLrays her
eccentriciiles.
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su,umonfng the Oreditors.

LONDON, January u-Joseph and
Charles Surge, extensive grain ner-
chants and mille7s of Birmingham and
Gloucester, have summoned a Meeting
of their creditors. The liabilities are
estimated at 9159,O00.
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Army Movements.

BaUssE1s, January IL - Supssi9r
officers OF the army have been officially
notified to be ready in the event Of
rapid mobilization of troops, ant the
general inspection, which is usually
held IN summer, has been ordered for
FehruapV
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No clue to the Robbers.

SAN FRAHCIsoo, January IL. - No
gales. Ar;zona-It is now learned that
the value OF the bullion stolen while
being transported from 6t. Augustine
is S25 600. The two men arrested have
been released. No clue to the robbers
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THAT rKr Il cHrSA.
To Prevt mt the 8nrruo uo5ion OF
Chinese 1auIir labor

WASHINGTON, January II. 1t is Tn
derstood that negotiations with the
Chinese government, to which ali lsion
was made in the Presidents message,
'Or such modification of the EXISTING
treaties as will entirely prevent the in
PRODUCTION OF Chinese COOhe labor in
This country, have just been brought to
successful termination, and that IN
Few days an amended treaty, covering
this point, Will be submitted 20 the
Senate for ratification. The body of
The state department of the Chinese
embassy are nue. gratihed al the
satisfactory conclusion reached.
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THE PETITION CONCLUDES:

And your petitioners hereby respect
fully submit all matters herein stated
are complained of to your honorable
body for your careful consideration,
and such action as you may deem
necessary to cure the evils herein
stated, and thereby secure to all citi-
zens of the United States their rights
under a repu blican form of government,
in fact as well as in name"
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THE SENATORIAL SITUATION

worse than ever. The Democrats con-
TESS that after this exhibition in their
own ranks they can predict nothing as
to the vote for s. nstor. Governor Abb
bolt, however, has not lost heart. He
believes that he can rally his forces suf-
ficiently to solidify the Democracy be-
fore joint meeting takes place. The
Republicans are jubilant and the Sewsl
people are confident.
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To be Increased.

PARIS, January 1l-Government has
Seeded to incresse this years extra
ordinary military credit from 0,0OO, 0OO
to sc, 90 600 francs.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
nyaint. YOU have q printed guarantee on
Every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t
nsver fails to cure. For sale at 4. c.
Smith & Co.'S Drug store. 10
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A Comaaon-senae Remedy.

In the matter of curatives what you
want is something that will 20 its work
while you continue to do yoLrs-a rem
edy that will give you no inconvenience
nor interfere with your business. Such
remedy is Allcock's Porous Plasters.
These plasters are purely vegetable and
absolutely harmless. They require no
change of diet and are not affected by
wet or cold. Their acton does not in
tertere with labor or business; you can
toll and yet be cured while hard at
work. They are so pure. that the young
est, the oldest, the most delicate person
Of either sex can use them with great
benefit. @
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WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
lob,S Cure vii, give immediate relief.
Price 1Oc. Soc. and ST.. For Sale at A. G..
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. IL
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 SHILOH'S CON
SUMPTION CURE" For sale az a.
o Smith & Co.'s Drug Store.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi .
pesuon. Constipation, Dizziness. Loss OF
Appetite, Yellow Skin3 Sbnoh's Vital
izer is a positive cure. For sale at "a. @.
Smith &1). Drug Stole. IL
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"HACKMETACK." a lasting and
fragrant perfume Price % end 80
cents. For sale al A. c. Smith u Co.'S
Drug Store. ID
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"Rough on Bile" Pills

Small granules, small dose, big results,
pleasant in operation, don't disturb the
stomach. 25c.
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TROUBLE IN TEXAS.
Serious State Of Affairs in the
Lone Star State.
THE KU-KLUX KEAN REVIVED
Murders Committed for Political Par
pOses-Election Frauds-A Reg
uIar Reign of Terror.
The Ka EIux At 1t.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE petit
ton OF Stephen A. Hackworth, real
estate dealer James l.. Moore, a
merchant; and Carr Schultz, ex-district
attorney of Washington Count. and
editor of the BRENNAN Stats Zsitung
presented to-day by Senator Ha ley,
sets forth that they were law abiding
citizens of BRENNAN, Washington
County, Texas, who Dared to believe
and maintain the right to be Repub-
licans IN politics" nor this, their
only crime" 1t continues, your petit
TONERS are now exlles from t. cir homes,
having been compelled to leave under
serious
THREATS OF ASSASSINATION
and abandon their property, or to &C.
cept for itsuch prices as were proffered
them"
The petition states that at an election
held on the ID of last November, "a
perfect reign of terror existed in Wash
mgtUn County, caused by armed bands
of white ruffiars who, by violence and
by the destruction Of the ballot boxes a.
Graball, Flewellen and Lofts store
OlcCllOA prev cllSo u II &C anu
fair expression of suffrage by the citi-
zens OF said county, whereby the men
in whose interest those crimes were
committed were declared elected, who
were not, in fact, elected and by the
most shameless and unblushing frauds,
the election was made farce. Every
effort" the petition continues, made
to obtain redress for the wrongs and
security for life and property has been
prevented
aY WANToN AND CRUEL MURDER
of important witnesses, and by the
further fact that the body of State
troops, ostensibly ordered to the county
to preserve law and order in fact acted in
open concert with the lawless gang who
had committed the election outrages. i"
The petition further AYERS that the Re
publiCanS are in majority in Wash
ington County, but that in order to
prevent the Republicans from securing
their political rights and privileges in
the county, Alfred Jones, Shadrach
Teller and Stewart Jones, three colOred
Republicans, were arrested upon pre-
tended and malicious charge of crime,
authorities, we're
SURRENDERED TO THE KU KLUx
and hanged, for the reason that the
civil authorities OF said county, together
with their leading political friends,
well knowing that satisfactory and ade-
quate evidence would be obtained at
sucn trial which would expose and make
public their political crimes, ordered
and iustigated the death OIL said Alfred
Jones, Shadrach Fielder and Steward
Jones. The petitioners further allege
that John Ireland, Governor of Texas,
has failed and refused to make any
effort whatever to have arrested aud
brought to justice the lawless men who
committed this outrage, although the
| facts were known to MIN, and he was
earnestly requested to take prompt
action thereon. After further recital,
in more detail, of the charges war
ranted,
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RIO AT RICHMOND
The Criminal Work 1T the
Steamship Strikers.
URNING md DESTROYING
ihe Centennial STATE hat eaty
with China-EdmuRns
ri -se and ntvorce-ictr.
Tn hlOters.

us demonstration on the par. If lie
riking employees of the Old Dom GA
Steamship Company at Newport Ne -,
occurred TO-DAY. A "a Il .r"A L
Bremonte, general ta~ rnaua-,r .
ne Ghesaueake and Ohio Rsur "a.
Newport News to the vice presih 'nt #
the pany, saw: The Silk r. have
taken possession of pier No. 4. aud have
SET FIRE TO THE BATH HOUSE
Of the old D minion Land Company
and perpetral ed other outrag s.
BremOnte ASKS for an arnis turce g.
pro ect tn companY's property, ano
arrest the Offenders Judge Peck of
Warrick County, has male formal
Call upon Governor Lee for miitar,
aid. and he has taken prompt
action in the matter by or ierIpg
three cOmpan es-rwO VIII te and one
cOlored-from Richmond, and Que white
and one colored from Hampton 20 pro-
coed at once to the sc ne OF the MS
turbance. The Richmond companies
LETT at midnigh
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
fpositive cure for Catsrrh, Diptheris
and Cancer Mouth. For sale at A. g.
Smith & Oo.R Drug Store. y
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FORGING LOTTERY TICKETS.
a Big Business Done In San Fran
ciscO-Capture of the Criminals.

San Francisco, January 11.-In Oc-
tober last, paper purportins to be
one-6fth coupon of Louisiana lottery
ticket bearing a number that had drawn
81, 600 was sent from Oakland to New
Orleans to be collected and there pro-
nounced a forgery. Investigation in
this city followed and resulted in the
discovery of dies from which counter
felt tickets had been printed in the
lithographic establishment of George
H. Baker, on Mission Street. AT first
Baker stated that
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THE CENTENNIAL STATE.
Urging the Passage ofrha Inter-st tate
Commerce Gill

DENVER, Colo. January Ito day
the Colorado Legislature "a sed q, con-
current resoluypu in-tree ing h United
States Sena;ar cof5, .i.is STATE anu re-
guessing the K PEE, gtiJes to VOC for
and use all honorable u-lns 70 ecure
the passage u e Interstate commerce
mil
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Of the old D minion Land Company
and perpetraied other outrag -
THE 0UEEo's DoMINInNs
The Inaugural Meeting OF the Lon
don Liberal Radical Union

LONDON, January 1.-THE inaugura
meeting of the London Liberal RadicaT
Union was held at st. James Hall this
evening. The hall was crowded with
an enthusiastic audience. The organist
attempted TO play "God Ssge the
Queen when storm OF Kissing and
bOoting arose, completely drowning
the cheering. There were on the plat
form number of Members of Pa Ria
ment and other Liberals, all of whom,
with the exception of Bradlaugh, arose
and joined IN the cheering. Brad
laughs action was endorsed with ter
rife applause by the majority of the
audience.
Morley made vigorous speech, in
the course Ofewhieh
He PRAISED LoBD HARRINGTON
for having refused to assist Lord Sails
bury in saving the political antiquities
of The Carlton Club. The detection of
Goschen, he said, has not caused any
great refrigeration in the Liberal at
mOsphere, while a meeting of its clever
est young member and its most re-
spected old member, would scarcely
strengthen the government, which, m
deed, was like an old pump whose
handle came off. During the meeting,
every mention of Gladstone's name
was the signal for enthusiastic cheer
ing.
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HE HAD MADE THE DIES

and printed the tickets from them each
month since January, 1886, on the or
der of two men. He gave the names
and addresses of these two men to the
authorities, who refused to make them
nublic until the arrest had been effected.
The men cannot be charged with felony
as the lottery tickets are not considered
nropertv IN this State, but will be ar
TASTED on the charge of miSdemeanor
for printing aud uttering lottery tickets.
It is stated that large business was
done In these bogus tickets.
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Matrimonial Agency.

JANSEN l. CO.. 0, Station Road, Plaisted, Lon
don, England. Established to supply Settlers In
the States with the addresses of respectable
women who are willing to communicate with bons
nde Iradesmen, Farmers. and others desirou OF
meeting with useful wives. They will be sup
piled from the Agricultural Districts OF England
Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, as well as the Con
unent OF Europe. Applicants should state theil
particular requirements and preferences, enclos
ing Postal Order for 90 CENTS to meet preliminary
expenses. su3dNw
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The Baxter Hotel, Ketchurn

PAUL P. BAxTER. proprietor. is the Oldest
ana pest Kept hotel on Wood River. The dining
room is the largest in the Territory and the tables
are supplied with everything the market sfYords.
The rooms are large, airy and well furnished
Charges very moderate. This is a HOTEL, and
when in Ketchum don't forget the fact OF the ieca
ion Main street. below First National Bank s2t
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HALEY and Gold Belt Stages.
Daily Trips.

aoINe-Leeve HALEY at o'clock q. M, arriving
at Gilman at $780, Kelly gulch at 10 80: Rich.
ardson's at II and Camas No. 2 mill at noon.
RETURN1NG-Leave Doniphan at $3.50 O'Clock
Richardson's at 4; Kelly gulch at 80; China an
at 8; and arrive at HALEY at $50 o'clock.
Fare each way, 81 so.
apis CLAwsoN 4 NELSON, Prop'rs.
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THE DOLLAR COLUMN,

Advertisements not exceeding An inch Tor ten
hnes Of small type) In length will be inserted in
tn1s column FOR one dollar per week, or fifty centa
the first insertion and twenty-five cents each ad
dftfonsl insertion-payable In sdvance.I
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StraYed or Stolen--S5O Reward

bright sorrel HORSE. years cid, Is hands
high, weighing about 975 pounds, with four
white feet and white strip In face, and branded
Gs on LETT hip (the indistinct and looking
like C).
=. reward Of Fifty Dollars ts5o) will be paid for
the horse . return to me ct HALEY OF Bullion.
WIN. WEIGH.
HALEY. Idaho, June 80, 1887. II
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Taken Up.
Notice
Ranch to Rent.

year from date.
The said ranch Is . timber culture and situate
along soldier creek, which runs through 1t. Some
W acres of 1t are under q lawful fence and So
acres have been cultivated.
The owner win rent it to any Industrious indi.
vidual who will agree to plant 10 acres to trees,
the hrst thing In the spring, they arrive
and who will agree to keep the fences up. No
other rent will be charged
Apply at the TIMES oface.